I'm asking because I'm getting it done/trimmed the day before and I dont wanna ruin it by putting a scrunchie on it, because then I have to gel my edges and it's impossible to get it to look like she does it
I'm asking because I'm getting it done/trimmed the day before and I dont wanna ruin it by putting a scrunchie on it, because then I have to gel my edges and it's impossible to get it to look like she does it
Just saw what you added. Does it look “professional”? If so, do you! Also, you don’t have to do your edges. You can wear a headband or just leave them. I never do my edges. Then again, I work in a field that is more laid back. My friend is in the corporate world and had to build
Up her rep for a year before wearing faux locs in a neat bun
I generally shop at The Ordinary which is pretty affordable.
Im no derm but If I was shopping there for your concerns I'd look into:
10% Mandelic Acid - Gentle Chemical Exfoliant which can help acne, texture and pigmentation.
(Or you could try Lactic Acid, which is a bit more hydrating If you suffer from dry skin should give similar results)
Alpha Arbutin - Good for hyperpigmentation
Niacinamide - Can brighten and repair skin
With skincare I've found the best approach is keeping it simple.
I've tried loads of products and combinations over the years, downside is you never really find out what works and what doesn't because you've got a million products in your routine.
Could give those a try for a few months and see how you get on, dont exect overnight results for hyperpigmentation though.
Dark circles unfortunately If drinking water and getitng enough isn't shifting then its likely genetic, and thus you can only really reduce appearance as opposed to completely get rid.
Ordinary do a product called "Caffeine Solution" which can help reduce appearance and puffyness.
Generally eye serums are hit and miss but that ones only like $5 so you could give it a shot.
What cleanser, moisturiser and sunscreen are you using?
Ladies. I bought some African black soap but I'm a little scared to use it. People say it burns their skin or leaves their skin darker. Is that true? Any advice on how to use it?
Ladies. I bought some African black soap but I'm a little scared to use it. People say it burns their skin or leaves their skin darker. Is that true? Any advice on how to use it?
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